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HORNSBY, PETER - THE ARTHUR NEGUS GUIDE TO BRITISH PEWTER, COPPER & BRASS.
London. Hamlyn, 1981., Ex Library. Library stamps, book plate, 'cancelled' stamp etc. o/w contents very good. D./w. near fine, priced £5.95. 24 colour and 116 b.& w. photographs plus many full page line drawings showing the years items were made, & examples of styles.176 pages including.glossary & index. Includes advice on care of antiques made from these metals. 24.5cm. x 17.5cm. ISBN 0600342174. 1981
GBP 3.50 [Appr.: EURO 4.25] Booknumber: 171
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